Graphics Comparison: Unity vs Unreal Engine
Sykoo has an interesting comparison video between the two leading gaming graphic engines.
Category: Developer
TypeScript with Anders Hejlsberg
Anders Hejlsberg chats live with Seth Juarez session about TypeScript’s lastest updates.
Serverless Architecture in the Wild
Here’s an interesting talk about serverless architecture. Spoiler alert: there are still servers in serverless computing.
The Future of C#
With C# 7.0 and Visual Studio 2017 recently shipped, Mads Torgerson and Dustin Campbell lay out where the C# language and tooling experience is going and provide an early glimpse of what the future holds.
Picking Apart the Microsoft Fluent Design System
Fresh from Build 2017, Microsoft’s new Fluent design system gets picked apart by the Computer Clan guys. For your convenience, here’s the original video from Microsoft.
Chat Bots – The Next Gen UI
Here’s a great talk by James Ward about how and why chat bots represent the next generation of UI.
How to Download All the Sessions from Build 2017
A few years ago, I wrote a command line tool to download the sessions from Build 2015 and placed it onto GitHub. The good news is that it works great for the Build 2017 sessions. Here are the parameters needed to grab them all. SessionDownloader.exe C:\Downloads\ https://s.ch9.ms/Events/Build/2017/RSS Once you hit...
Angular 2 In 60 Minutes
Learn all of the fundamentals of Angular 2, such as: Components Services TypeScript Data Binding Forms & Input Routing Event Handling Directives All that in in just under an hour!
What is Computational Thinking?
ZettaBytes features James Larus, Full Professor and Dean of the IC School at EPFL. in this video below, he introduces the pedagogical concept of computational thinking. Computational thinking is arguably the most important skill to master in today’s world.
Three Things I’d Like to See This Week at Build
This week, the geeks are gathering in Redmond for another Build conference. Since the Build moniker took over from the PDC brand, I had been a Microsoft employee. And, as a Microsoft employee, we had certain limitations around what we could and could not announce around Build. As I am...
